It was the first time I had went to a broadway show, and saw an audience full of my fellow black people. I thought it was amazing because we typically aren’t encouraged to embrace live theatre. Not only that, but everyone in the audience was so moved and touched by the story. It was an amazing experience.
Next would have to be Hamilton. Well...because Hamilton.
One of my friends at work has been raving about this ever since he saw it in London. I didn't know anything about it, so I read the synopsis and it sounds pretty dope.
Is there any buzz about it in the US about it possibly transferring?
Which same day seats are easiest to get? Jul 30
2018, 11:28:28 PM
I know you asked about TKTS and TDF but the TodayTix app has most shows for last minute booking. Waitress, Kinky Boots, and Chicago are usually on there for $40-70 the day of.
This is going to sound super cheesy, but all this makes me so sad. Mainly for all the actors and people behind the scenes. Like, imagine landing your Broadway debut, devoting so much time to rehearsing, telling everyone you know.. and then reading the reviews or finding out that something you've put your heart into is all wasted. Its so sad to think about..
I originally had 0 interest in seeing this but it sounds like it might be okay.
For those of you who have seen it (or anyone else with insight), do you think it might play for a while? Or do you foresee it closing in a couple months?
JBC3 said: "I am ready for Caroline, or Change..."
Isn't it playing in London soon? Maybe that production will get some buzz and transfer
Adaptations that will be worth the wait Jul 18
2018, 11:46:14 AM
Is Pocahontas really happening or is that a hypothetical? I would love to see that on stage.
From stage to film - I feel like I’ve been waiting forever for the In The Heights movie.
BrodyFosse123 said: "Can we return this thread to the topic at hand: THE CHER SHOW?
Please take this nonsense arguing to where it belongs: Facebook. This is a Broadway message board. Not a religious, political or otherwise message board."
Mister Matt said: "But each time, someone else has to jump with with their 2 cents regsrding the topic.
Including you. Several times over, in fact. But that's how all message boards work. That's how conversations work. That's how discussions and debates work.
Because we should only discuss what YOU want? Because "Agree to disagree" is the universal conclusion to a conversation? Why do you feel you should be in charge of what
ghostlight2 said: "You have no sense of history, nor any kind of respect. You are either naive or a troll.
And I am not your "homie", child.
"
No sense of History, not respect? Reaching.
I said my thoughts on the “homophobic” topic, and tried to end it multiple times to get back to discussing the Cher Show. But each time, someone else has to jump with with their 2 cents regsrding the topic. Since when is defend
